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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Crayons!

Today I am going to talk about crayons. You can make a lot of different crafts with crayons. One craft that I found is how to make a melted crayon or recycled crayon. I found two different directions on how to make them. I hope that one of them can help you make the craft even better. So, lets get started!

Confetti Crayons

I’ve seen these all over the place lately
and have been anxious to try them. You may have tons of crayons around
your house–but if not, luckily, they are about 25 cents in all the Back
To School sales now-a-days.

Peel off the paper. When I was a kid–this
was easy. But crayons today are a bit more snooty. They have some
plastic stuff under the paper to help the crayons not break so
easy–which also makes the paper harder to get off. Ask for help. I was
surprised at how many people like to take the paper off of crayons.

Break them up and sort them into whatever color combos interest you.

Drop them in paper lined cupcake pans. Heat
the oven to 350 degrees, then turn it off. Set the pan on the top rack
and leave them there for about 10-15 minutes…

So, the other direction that I found was slightly different because you can use a grater to shred the crayons into pieces. If you want to use a grater then you should grate it on the smaller side. You should try to spread the colors so you can get an even better effect. The rest of the directions are the same as above. I hope you guys liked making these recycled crayons. Comment below if you liked this craft and if you have any suggestions for my next post.